Where are they now?
boom (2007), by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb, has upcoming productions in Chicago, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Phoenix, San Diego, Boston, Dallas, and Tampa. Last year it appeared in New York, Seattle, and Washington, D.C. It will soon be published by Dramatists Play Service
Speech & Debate (2006) by Stephen Karam has upcoming productions at Seattle Repertory Theatre, Unicorn Theatre (Kansas City), and the Diversionary Theatre (San Diego). It has previously appeared at the Roundabout Underground (Off Broadway, to a twice-extended, sold-out run), Lyric Stage (Boston-2009 Elliot Norton Award for Best Production), Curious Theatre Co. (Denver), Perseverance Theatre (Juneau), Artists Rep. Theatre (Portland), American Theatre Co. (Chicago), L.A. Theatreworks, Illusion Theatre (Minneapolis), 2nd Stage (L.A.), Station Theatre (Urbana), Theatre in the Square (Marietta, GA), Yale University, Ringwald Theatre (Detroit), Blank Theatre (Hollywood), and Southern Rep (New Orleands). Speech & Debate was recently published by Dramatists Play Service
Miriam Silverman recently appeared in world premiere of Shapeshifter, by Laura Schellhardt, at Trinity Repertory Company, directed by Laura Kepley
Geordie Broadwater directed the world premiere of Christmas Is Miles Away, by Susan Smith Blackburn Prize-winning playwright Chloe Moss, at The Connelly Theatre, NYC; New York Times praises Broadwater's "fluid direction" of this "thoughtful antiwar play"
Birgitta Victorson to direct A Christmas Carol at Trinity Repertory Company in December 2009
Mia Rovegno was awarded a 2009 Drama League Directing Fellowship
Susannah Flood recently appeared in Quilters at Denver Theatre Center
Lucy Devito recently appeared in the world premiere of The Miracle at Naples at Huntington Theatre, Boston
Andy Bragen's The Hairy Dutchman opened at the University of Rochester in April 2009
Paul Grellong's Radio Free Emerson won the 2008 Elliott Norton Award from the Boston Theater Critics Association for Outstanding New Script
Peter Sinn Nachtrieb wrote a short play as part of Brink! at the Humana Festival of New American Plays at the Actors Theatre of Louisville
Steven Levenson is currently working on new play commissions for the Roundabout Theatre Company and Lincoln Center Theater
Ken Prestininzi is currently associate chair of Playwriting at the Yale School of Drama
Jed Resnick is currently on the national tour of Rent
Miriam Silverman appeared in The Dog in the Manger at The Shakespeare Theatre, Washington, D.C.
Peter Sinn Nachtrieb currently working on a commission for South Coast Repertory Theatre
Susannah Flood appeared in the East Coast premiere of Up, by Bridget Carpenter, at Syracuse Stage
Alex Torra is currently Associate Artistic Director of Pig Iron Theatre Company, Philadelphia
Crystal Finn appeared in Obama Drama at Creative Destruction, NYC
Jessa Sherman played the recurring role of Kelly on CBS's Guiding Light
Alice Tuan currently teaches English in Shanghai, China at the Shanghai Lida Polytechnic Institute
Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's new play TIC recently premiered at the Encore Theatre Company, San Francisco
Darius Pierce is a member of Theatre Vertigo, Portland, OR
Justin Blanchard and Susannah Flood appeared in the world premiere of Paula Vogel's A Civil War Christmas at the Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven
Speech & Debate (2006) to become feature film, produced by Overture Films, screenplay by Stephen Karam
The Language of Trees by Steven Levenson premiered at Roundabout Underground, NYC
Miriam Silverman appeared as Player Queen in Hamlet at New York Shakespeare Festival in Central Park, NYC
Crystal Finn appeared in The Complete History of America (Abridged) at Foothill Theatre, CA
Susannah Flood played Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream at Hartford Stage
Robin Galloway played Neasa in The Shining Cityat Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre
boom by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb (2007) opened to rave reviews at Ars Nova, New York, and had productions in 2008 at Seattle Rep and Woolly Mammoth Theatre (Washington, D.C.)
Speech & Debate by Stephen Karam (2006) sold out at new Roundabout Underground in New York, extended run twice, and named "the year's best Off-Broadway play" by AM New York
Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom by Jennifer Haley (2007) featured in 32nd annual Humana Festival of New American Plays at Actors Theatre of Louisville and at the Public Theater's 2008 Summer Play Festival
Birgitta Victorson directed and choreographed new musical Paris By Night at Trinity Repertory Company
Andy Bragen 's translation of Yukiko Motoya's Vengeance Can Wait premiered at PS122, NYC
Lucy DeVito appeared as Anne in The Diary of Anne Frank at Intiman Theatre in Seattle
Paul Coffey appeared in Firecracker, a new adaptation of Chekhov's Platanov, at Theatre Lila in New York
Robin Galloway played Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing at Portland Stage Company
Tina Chilip appeared Off-Broadway as Waverly in The Joy Luck Club (Pan Asian Rep)
Jessie Austrian appeared in Jane Eyre at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis
Stephen Karam 's Speech & Debate , after its Off-Broadway success, received productions at American Theatre Company (Chicago), L.A. Theatreworks, Southern Rep (New Orleans), and Curious Theatre (Denver)
Justin Blanchard guest starred on Law & Order: SVU and appeared in Mary Zimmerman's Argonautika at Berkeley Rep, Shakespeare Theatre of D.C., and the McCarter Theatre
Miriam Silverman played Solveig to Mark Rylance's Peer Gynt at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis
Andrew Hertz is musical director of sketch comedy group The Apple Sisters (ECNY Award, best musical comedy act)
Jennifer Haley was a 2008 resident of the MacDowell Colony and the Millay Colony for the Arts
Brighde Mullins is currently director of the MFA Writing Program at CalArts
Heath Cullens directed The Blue Bird at Urban Stages in New York, praised by New York Times for its "lovely job at evoking magical worlds and characters"
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